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Why does the bear always have to lose? They were in HIS territory. ARRGHHH.
On a lighter note, my science class (8th graders) took the duct tape story and ran with it. We were laughing so hard we had tears in our eyes. I have some of the wittiest kids (who honestly would put most adults to shame).
Mugs, how on earth could you have explained The Duct Tape Story to your students and still maintain your authority? Uh oh, do they know about US :eek: ;)
Sorry to join this late but I do have the answer to this having had to remove it from just about everything (including Dustin). Duct tape loses it's sticky when submerged in water so all he had to do was lay in a tub for a while.Quote:
Originally posted by slick
As for binding his wounds with duct tape, wouldn't that hurt getting the tape off?? Can you spell O-U-C-H?? I could hardly "bear" that much pain.:D :D
P.S. Let's keep this little story between us, Dustin gets too many wounds and is just goofy enough to try that on all his lil cuts.
Yes, my students know about US! They don't know the website, but they know about us. As for authority, I like to tell funny or amazing stories just to lighten things up. I would much rather have fun in my classes than just have to "teach."
I know I'm jumping in here late and I'm sure I'm missing alot of good dtories here, but I have to chime in that if it werenot for Duct tape, our Haunted House would not exist...what else would you hold walls and lights up with?
Keep stealing material...:pQuote:
Originally posted by mugsy
Yes, my students know about US! They don't know the website, but they know about us. As for authority, I like to tell funny or amazing stories just to lighten things up. I would much rather have fun in my classes than just have to "teach."
I guess I could make the point that it's intellectual property........
Intellectual???
I don't think so....:rolleyes: